Day Out With Thomas

Snoqualmie, United States

2.5

2 reviews

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Telephone:
+1 866-468-7630
Website:
www.trainmuseum.org
Address:
38625 SE King St, Snoqualmie, WA, 98065
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.3 miSnoqualmie
1.7 miSnoqualmie Pkwy & Fisher Ave SE
2.2 miFairway Ave SE & SE Ridge St
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Local time (Snoqualmie) 5:05 PM Sunday, May 25, 2025

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2 reviews of Day Out With Thomas

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Place rating: 1
Renton, WA
Very dissapointed. Mostly posters and photos plastered onto old trains. Lines for almost everything you do ftom train rides to tattoo that you could do yourself.
Overpriced and pretty much a rip off for parents and kids. Unless your kids are 2 and under, they wouldnt care. Save yourself the entrance fees or tickets and take your kids to the park and buy some toys for them later… trust me… I love Thomas… but this is a let down and i felt cheated.
Place rating: 4
Puyallup, WA
Fun day For the little one!
Park at the snoqualmie elementary school and take the shuttle. Kind if nice not having to deal with parking or traffic. The shuttle is free.
Get there about 30 – 45 minutes before your train time. You wait to board the train, it was a little chaotic since they forced us to board the train that we didn’t want too, we got decent seats though.
The ride was nice, you could see old antique trains, 120 year old turbine wheel and giant large tree trunk. You also see the snoqualmie falls and some sheer cliffs. On the train the Conductor took the tickets and passed out certificates.
After coming back we walked around with our treasure map, get 4 stamps at different stations and you get a special prize which was stickers.
We had fun getting tattoos and stamping trains, Cole also enjoyed the puppet show. The lines to take pictures with Sir Toppen Hat were way to long. The gift shop had everything you can imagine from shirts to books and trains.
Tickets were expensive (21 $ per person). But I think it is worth it if your kid likes Thomas.
Attractions:
Imagination Station: train tables, mega blocks play area.
Model Train area: large model trains driven around
Storyteller station: storytellers, stamping, coloring, Thomas on DVD.
Tattoo station: temporary tattoos
Puppetshow station: puppet shows
Sir Topenhatt station: take picture with Topenhatt
Gift shop station: all your Thomas and day out with Thomas merchandise.
Mini-​train ride station: ride on little platforms
Bounce house: giant bounce house
Main Thomas stage: musical/​fun acts
Also scattered through out are old engines where you can climb up onto and food/​drink vendors